Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-08
tenors. ]. 8. Smith, [. Taylor E varela; bass, W.
Z. Miller and W. B. DAILY

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streets northwest Rev. ]. L. Townsend, rector
Full choral service at IL a. m. The following
Hodges, in A: TIE Deum, Smart, in F: Jubilate,
the dead Sir George Elvey, in d; Kyrie and
| In F; Gloria after sermon, from ParEer's aBen.
edic;" ofertory, ''The Heavens are Telling"
Gounod, In FIAT; Gloria In Excelsts, Hodges, in
a. Inc supplied choir is composed as follows:
sopranos tassisted by Miss Nokel; Decani, Leekley
Mcleod, and Harry Snyder. Cantoris, Garnett
ap b GeGrge , Cooper Thos Harris, Willie Hin
Altos assisted by MRS. White); Decani, Harry
| Edmonds and Stanley Hinrichs. CantOris, Chas.
Harris and Frank Upton.
| tree and Phelps. Cantoris MeSsrs Bright Cooper,
Gemmili and Hough.
,n Bases ~ Messrs Atkinson Bangs Ed
! Bright, Clark and Fisher. Pianist, Miss Amy Lea
witt. Organist, Mr.. Henry White. Director, Mr..
n l. -, Scare IN the afternoon at O'Clock there
st. Luke's P. E. church, 18th and Sampson
streets SIra Morning, II a. m-Processional, 1o5d
hymn; Anthem, Christ, Our Passover, Spencer
Leyard b Hat; Proper Psalms Ior the Day, =, 81,
4, IL; TIE Deuln, Thomas in q; Jubilati, Tours, In
kyries, Tours in F; Gloria TTbi La1s Christi,
Tours In F; Hymn 101; offertory, Know that
NY kedeemer Liveth; sanctus, Tours In F; Agnes
DIE, Gounod; Gloria in EXcelsiS, Old Chant; Retro
cessionla, lOith hymn. Evening, 7:30. p.m.-Pro-
Gessionai l0i hymn; Proper Psalms: Cantate
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Miller IN G: Anthem, Christ, the Lord, is Risen,
Mozart; Hymn 1O1; Ofertory, The Risen Lord,
Holden in in, F. Retrocesslonal, lo4tn hymn. sun
DAY school FESTIVAL at pm, with appropriate eX-
ereises for Easter day. Dr. j. c. Norwood, SUPER
intendent: F. c. Muller, organst and choir-lnas-
ter Choir-Boys. Harry Washington, Eugene
Wodford, Julius Meyer, Jefferson Thomas, Sler-
mont THOMAS, Allen Thomas, VIM. Curry, Richd
Walker, Graham Bradford, Eugene Brooks Louis
Taylor. julius Van Broke. Girls, Misses Rebecca
Webster, Tressa Webster, Florence Carter, Flor
ence Matthews, lonia Whipper. Rosa Myers,
Lottle Chism, Fern Young, Clara Binnery. Ladies,
Mrs. Kelley, Misses Florence Smith, ChriStiana
Young, Maria Deitz, Eliza Johnson, Mary Brady.
Maggie Mason; Gentlemen, DR.: J. c. Norwood,
| ana Messrs- Hamilton Smith, Jno. Gray, K, b.
Johnson, Clifton A. johnson, - Taylor, Parker
n. Bailey, and LangStOn Alien.
Church of the Epiphany Rev. Saml II. Giesy,
notwithstanding service at IL: Opening anthem,
Christ Our Passover, Dudley Buck; Gloria PATTI, J.
Late in fiat, Saml p. Warren; Hymn 9S; kyrie,
seward; lynn 80; Offertory anthem, Why seek
sanctus, Eyey; LYNN 2O7; Gloria in Excelsis, Old
chant. Evening service at 1880: Hymn, =;
Gloria Patri, j. B. Calkin in g; Magnificent and
NMnc Dimittis, in fiat, Jos, Barnby: hymn lob;
OnertOry anthem, Sing Aleluia Forth, Dudley
Buck; Hymn 100 The choir is composed OF, so
pram. Misses Birdie Harvey, Cora Noyes. Minnie
Noyes, Alice jenkins, Mamie Taylor, and Helen
Larner Mamie Hogs, and Nellie bo6blns; tenor 1s
MesSrS o. q. Miller and VIM. j. Caulneid; baSai,
Messrs J: II. Kaiser q. b. Griffith, z. A. Pearson,
and w. M. Whiting. OrganiSt and director, MIS-
"A.
Christ Church Parish, West Neutrality-suspicious.;
Christ, Our Passover, Chappell; Gloria Patri. Mo-
seminal; TIE Deum In g. Wilson; Jubilate Dec, B
| iat, Dudley Buck; Hymn; Gloria Tibi Gounod;
hymn; OffertOry, Christ, The Lord, Is Risen To-
day, Dudley Buck; TrlSagiOn No. 500. Hutchins;
Hymn POI, Bread Of the World; Gloria in Excelsis
Old chant James Caulfield organist and director
Miss Florence Gr1gg, soprano; Miss May Thomas
| contraito; MI. c. Il. Franzoni, Tenor; Mr.. VIM. b.
Grace church, 9th and D streets southwest
Service IL a. m. Sermon by the rector, Rev. j. W.
Phillips. Sunday school celebration 4 p. m. At
morning service the following music will be rem
dered: Professional hymn, Soldiers of the Cross
| by G. n. Rockwell; Christ, Our Passover, Lloyd;
Gloria Patr, Willard; TIE Deum, Lloyd; Jupilate
| direction Holden. Choir composed OF Miss. II.
Miller and Mrs. Glenn, soprani; Miss E. Miller and
| ID. w. Middleton, bass; Miss B. Hayden. organist.
st: Marks 3D. and streets southeast.-services
at II a. M and 4:;o p. m. The music will oe rem
Professional, We March to Victory; Christ, Our
Passover, Gregorlan; TIE Deuin, Matthews in Z
fiat; Jubilate Barrett, In fiat; Hymn; Gloria and
LauS Tibi; Hymn; Anthem, Gloria, Holden; Offer
tory, Jesus Christ Is Risen; Anthem Barrel; Holy
Communion Sanctus, 800; Hymn; Gloria in Excel
Sing. Evening Service-ProcesSiOna, log Proper
Psalms, chanted; Cantate Domino, Burnett; Bene-
dic ANNA Mea,sGregorian; hymn, IS; LYNN. 10l;
occasional, AZ. Organlst, Miss III. Johnston. Z.
n Wake, precentOr.
st. Andrews, corner 14th and CorcOran streets
Rev. I. b. Perry, rector-Hoiy Communion, q a. ~.
morning prayer and Holy Communion, IL am; ut
the latter service the following program oil music
will he rendered: Anthem, Christ Our Passover, B
fiat, Dudley Buck; Gloria Patrie, Loretz, Buck,
jackson; lie Deum In A, &. b. Fay; Jubilate in
1at, jackson; Introit, Hymn 9S; Gloria Tibi,
Hodges; Hymn 10Y; OnertOry. Resurrection so
prano solo, holden; Communion service, Sanctus,
Baker: hymn 2O7; Gloria Ia Excelsis Odd ChanD.
Choir: Miss Bertha d. Lincoln, soprano; MIS-.
Annie Louise Powell, contralto; MI j. N. Blu
chanan, tenor; Mr. +. II. Barbar1n, baSSo and di-
rector; Miss Ada B. Conn., organiss.
Other Churches.
special Easter service, arranged by Rev.
Henry G. Spaulding, Of Boston, will be used by
All Souls sunday school, in its services on Easter
Sunday, beginning at 9:45 am, to which friends
and the public are invited
Church OF the AscensiOn-Rev. j. II. Elliott,S T.
D., rector; Rev. VIM. Chevers, assiStant.-Opening
chorus, Farmer; Christ. Our Passover inc, Dud-
Patn No. 2, in F, Shuey; Glon Pa,n No. 3, In c
Qnfiamatusj, Rossini; TIE Deum, In HAT, A. l.
Hutchins; Gloria Iibi, in F, Holmes; hymn No.
lO4 Hutchins; Orertory, lie is Risen, Gadsby;
holy Communion, Sanctus, Cammidge; hymn No.
choir is composed or SOprani, Mrs Alice swain
Hunter, MIS-. Il. P: stone, Misses E. Drew, l. Bur
che, N. snowde9, \ l. Dunn, b. F: Barry and
pin, +. Macleod, E. g. Hanson, n. Gray and II. L.
Stumph; TENOR, u. c. Pearson, W. S. Macleod, A.
S. mccoy and s. Meade; baSs1, C. w. Hancock,
John Wilson, X. c. Rogers and j. Harries; organ
list, john 1heophil; director, I. $. hOlmes. The
music will be repeated on the following sunday,
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The following music will be sung at the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. church: Now ali the Bells are Ring
ing, Anon; Easter Hymn, Carter; God Hath sent
His Angels, English; The Resurrection, Shelly;
Old Easter Anthem The choir win be composed
Of: Sopranos, Miss Marche, Miss c. Ober Mrs,
Gordon, WaySOn, Williams. Harrison, McCath-an,
E. Snif1n, L. SIi11in and Harner; altf, Mrs. Chap
man, Miss A. Ober and Miss Webb; TENOR, MeSsrS.
Palmer, Griffith, Beck ana HarrisOn baSSO,
MesSrs Harner, Chapman, Dove, A. Belt and h.
Belt. Organist, Miss Ella FOrdham; direct Z,
MT George FOrdnam.
Luther Place Memorial church, Vermont avenue
and 14th street northwest, Rev. j. g. Butler DID,,
paStOr.-The following music will be sung at the
11-OclOck service: Voluntary, full anthem, Christ,
Our Passover, Chapple with duet for soprano and
bass, and bass solo; Gloria Patri DR.. BOyce; Clio
ria In EXcelSts, triple chant; OIfertOry; Soprano
solo and chorus, The Day Of Resurrection, j. X.
Thomas; post sermon, Thanks be to God; Grand
Easter anthem, by SuddS AT the afternoon SER
vice. half-p past O'Clock, the rite OF confirmation
and the Lords Supper will be administered. The
seats in this church are all free. The choir is
composed OF the following: SOprani, Mrs. j. w.
Bradford, Mrs j. II. Seiffert, and Misses Mary +.
Guss, and Katie Putnam; alti, Misses Annie L.
Kaiser and Nettie f. Howard; tenOr, MeSsrS j. q.
Bright and e. j. Bookings; bassi, Messrs. Frank
D. Seiffert, Chas. L. Bright c. Ecknardt, and John
II. Seifert; Organist, Miss Ella c. Butter; cornet
DR.. william Long.
A CASE ON TRIAL FOR THE THIRD TME.-The case
Of ThOS j. Johnson and his wife, Isabella johnson,
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co.
time In the Circuit Court yesterday. The decla-
fnpf h haf In 0prip IN no